Female Football Week

NNSWF Women’s Football Network Evening – Friday 13 March 2020 (Magic Park Clubhouse)

Referee Level 4 Course for Female Participants – Saturday 14 March 2020 (Speers Point)

Skill Training Certificate for Female Participants – Sunday 15 March 2020 (Speers Point)

Lochinvar Rovers FC Skills Session & BBQ – Tuesday 10 March (Lochinvar)

Thornton Junior FC ‘Come & Try’ Session – Monday 9 March (A&D Lawrence Oval)

Mayfield United Junior FC Colour Run – Wednesday 11 March – 6pm – 8pm (Stevenson Avenue)

Adamstown Rosebud Junior FC Female Support Person Day at Herald Women’s Premier League Game Day – Sunday 8 March – 10am – 5pm (Adamstown Number 1 Oval)

Edgeworth Junior SC ‘Come & Try’ Training Session – Thursday 12 March – 4.30pm – 6pm (Park Street)

Tilligerry FC All-Ages Female Football Gala Day – Sunday 8 March – 9am start (Mallabula Sporting Complex)

Old Bar Barbarians FC Skills Session & BBQ – Saturday 7 March (EG Trad Fields)

Wee Waa United Football Club ‘Come & Try’ Training Session

Boambee FC ‘Come & Try Training Session & BBQ – Wednesday 11 March,  (Ayrshire Park)

• Contact: Fiona Clancy – treasurer@boambeefc.com.au

Alstonville FC Skills Session – Thursday 12 March, 4pm – 5.30pm (Geoff Watt Oval)

Byron Bay FC Skills Session – Wednesday 11 March, 4pm – 5.30pm (Byron Bay Recreation Grounds)

• Contact: Kerry Northcott – juniors@byronfc.com.au

Eureka FC Female Support Person Day – Sunday 8 March 4pm – 6pm (Eureka Road)

Kyogle SC Fun Training Session & BBQ – Tuesday 10 March 4.30pm – 6.30pm (Chauvel Street)

Mullumbimby Brunswick Valley FC Female Football Gala Day – Sunday 8 March – 10am – 12pm (Pine Avenue)

• RSVP indicating age and experience (if any) to info@mbvfc.com.au
• Contact: Sharon Scriven, Female Participation Officer – 0435 057463

Contents to be confirmed

FFW Social Media Collateral

Social Media Tiles

Poster/Flyer

Hold a free skills session for girls aged 9 – 13 during Female Football Week.

The skills session to run in line with FFA’s National Curriculum Skill Acquisition Phase (SAP) and focus on developing fundamental football skills and improve the player’s overall confidence.

A club BBQ that celebrates females within the club. Important to include all players, coaches, administrators, referees and supporters.

Host a fun training session to introduce existing and new female players to the club. Training session could include an introduction to skills and to play fun small-sided games, bring a friend and receive information on how to register. Ideal for all age groups.

Clubs to interview females for rebel FFW and share articles, videos and photos through social media and web pages. Interviews/good news stories can be sent to Member Zones and NNSWF, to be shared on their social media and web pages. Clubs that register their rebel FFW activity will receive customisable promotional rebel FFW material to use.

A fun club day or training session that could include small-sided games, a BBQ or a family day.

ALDI MiniRoos Gala Days brings young players together to participate in football matches on smaller fields in a round robin format. The rebel FFW ALDI MiniRoos Gala Day can be for registered club teams and children interested in giving football a go.

FFW MiniRoos Gala Days will provide girls – who may or may not have played before – the opportunity to experience and be introduced to football in a fun environment. The focus is entirely on enjoyment and participation as there will be no winners or scores recorded, with the only awards for participation or the fair play initiative. Clubs may use a fair play initiative, where Coaches, Spectators and Players/Teams are scored on their fair play.

Contact your Member Zone for  MiniRoos Gala Day Regulations of The Zone.

FFW MiniRoos Gala Days are required to follow MiniRoos National Playing Formats and Rules.

FFW Game Day Mascots for game day. Could include MiniRoos or ‘walk out with your female support person’.